The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-11-04

roIole. a 81. Paul.

Ioicles at St. Paul.
Last week water pipes troze and burst At
Pendleton.
One Chlnaman murdered another ut
Carlboo, Idaho. last week.
Ex.Governcr Grover and wife leave
shortly for European trip.
co last Monday, beating Wells Fargo and
Black Diamond.
Last Tuesday some gasoline exploded In
ST. Louis store and eight people were
killed.
The Chicago anarchists say they win
have death or liberty. They win take the
former
Buffalo Bllrs wild West show has Just
closed In London, after a remarkably sue.
cesatul season.
The "East Oregonian" which sailed from
Yaquina Tuesday had thlrty-six frst-class
passengers on board.
The American Woman's Suffrage Con.
vention has been In session at Philadelphia
this week.
Rev 9purgeen, of London, has caused a
sensation In his church by withdrawing
from the practice of baptism,
Senator STANFORD has hired roo vineyard.
lists, from Bordeaux, France, to work In his
California vineyards.
A few days ago Abe Bellln, an Idaho
ceiving few bruises.
A vein Of oaI,twenty-feet thick and HOO
feet below the surface has been discovered
near Wilkesharre, Penn. II is worth ST..
oooooo TO its discoveries.
Twenty-eight arrests were made Ia Sa.
lem during October, being, rs drunks,
keeping open on sunday vagrancy ! ;
gambling.
The last Newport News has a picture OF
the Yaquina Bay country. and one of the
new tEanscontinental line reaching from
Chicago to Yaquina City II Is remark
ably straight, and the very shortest Of all
/ the lines.
Hash, the murderer Of his wife at Oregon
City, turns out to be one Jos Davis.a srappcr.
He was captured at Marysville, Cal. He
confessed the crime and on Saturday COM
mitsed suicide at the jail at Marysyille.
Only one man out of forty survived the
wreck OF the Vernon. on Lake Michigan
recently. He was sixty hours cllnging 10 q
small raft In the cold, icy water. The
schooner Augustus Is also thought to be
lost.
A Mabel correspondent of Eugene paper
accepts the situation as follows As we
have been transferred from Linn to Lane
county, our business will, of course, be at
Eugene City instead Of Albany hereafter,
and thought we ought to get acquainted
with our new relations. / concluded TO
drop you few lines.
Some hops were sold In Eugene last week
for rot cents. Anti-prohihitionists have
been endeavoring to make votes by assert.
ing that II the amendment Is lost Oregon
hops will be boycotted, a mere scare Il
they are TO remain at rot cents II wouldn't
make much difference anyway.
Rev ] II Wilbur died at Salem last Fri.
day at the age Of seventy-Six years. lie
was one Of the missionary ministers of Ore.
gon, and the particular friend Of the VIII
lamette University, to which he left ST..
600 He also left $1,000 for missionary
purposes and 5000 to the Freedman's Aid
Society. He was power In the NJ E
Church.
|, During the present year 10 date 33I,SSs
immigrants came into the country through
Castle Garden, which Is 73.o73 ahead of the
number during the corresponding period
, last year. Last month over 5000 arrived,
GACiGslsC OA aOOut AOCU Immigrants WHO
came on the cholera ship, who are In quar-
antine.
On the 73rd Of September n fracas oc.
CURED at Philomath, Benton county, be-
tween Charles Logsden and Oscar Wood,
both Of whom are Siletz Indians. Logsden
died suddenly day or two afterwards and
Wood was accused Of causing his death. A
large number of Indians were examined
at preliminary hearing held at Newport
last week, but as there was no evidence
connecting Wood In amy way with Legs
don's death, he was not held TO answer.
Mrs A c Feed, wealthy widow Of DIR
Feed, Of Kansas City, aged 60 years, and
an octogenaFian named Hector Mclean,
engaged in the real estate business, eloped
a few days ago and were married In Los
Angeles. The woman Is worth about $780,
600, and the man has nothing. The wido "
married him under a belief that he was
wealthy. He gave as his bridal present q
$4,000 check, signed by himself, which Is
worthless The couple returned to day, and
viii go to housekeeping in the paIatiaI home
Of the wife.